Builder: BRC&W
Layout: Low Density
Length: 57ft
Coupling Code: Blue Square
Coupling Type: Screw
Gangway Type: LMS
Lot Number: 30594
Diagram: 648
24/07/61 | New to | 51A (Darlington) | |
3w/e 30/12/61 | Transferred to | 56G (Hammerton Street) | |
Dec-67 | Depot code change | 55F | |
May-73 | Depot code change | HS | |
13/05/84 | Transferred to | NL (Neville Hill) | - Hammerton Street closed |
03/05/87 | Transferred to | HA (Haymarket) | |
Oct-87 | Transferred to | ED (Eastfield) | |
11/07/88 | Transferred to | HA (Haymarket) | |
p/e 02/12/89 | Sector Change to | HA (Haymarket) PXXZ | |
08/12/89 | Withdrawn from | HA (Haymarket) PXXZ |
Scrapped by Mayer Parry, Snailwell
51813 | 59697 | 51833 | As delivered to 51A - 24th July 1961 | ||||||
51813 | 59697 | 51833 | Transfer to 56G - 3w/e 30/12/61 | ||||||
51813 | 59697 | 51833 | Noted 08/09/66 - at York1 | ||||||
51814 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted 01/06/67 - at Leeds City1 | ||||||
51814 | 59697 | 51502 | Noted 04/09/67 - at Bradford Exchange1 | ||||||
51822 | 59697 | 52082 | Noted 04/09/74 - in Manchester Victoria2 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 52084 | Noted 28/08/75 - on Newton Heath depot2 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 52084 | Noted 12/09/75 - at Brough1 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 52084 | Noted 17/07/76 - in Manchester Victoria1 | ||||||
51817 | 59697 | 51848 | Noted 15th May 1980 | ||||||
51847 | 59697 | 51828 | Noted 12/09/1982 - Special Train Skipton to Rylstone and return | ||||||
51828 | 59697 | 51498 | Noted circa 10/19823 | ||||||
51828 | 59697 | 51498 | Noted 13/10/1982 - Worked 07.20 Leeds to Man Vic via Huddersfield3 | ||||||
52069 | 59697 | 52085 | Noted circa 06/19833 | ||||||
52068 | 59697 | 52083 | Noted circa 08/19833 | ||||||
52073 | 59697 | 52083 | Noted circa 01/19843 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted circa 07/19853 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted 25/07/86 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted 14/08/86 - at York2 | ||||||
51812 | 59697 | 51842 | Noted 25/10/19863 | ||||||
101357 | 53198 | 59697 | 53244 | Formed at ED 2w/e 14/11/87 | |||||
108386 | 51926 | 59697 | 53631 | Listed at ED - Jan-88 | |||||
386 | 51926 | 59697 | 53631 | Noted circa 05/19883 | |||||
51926 | 59697 | 53631 | Noted 06/07/88 - on 14.43 Dunblane – Glasgow QS4 | ||||||
108386 | 51926 | 59697 | 53631 | Listed at HA - circa August 1988 | |||||
386 | 51926 | 59697 | 53631 | Noted 15th February 1989 |
Formation Sources
1: Leonard Rogers
2: Gerald Brown
3: Eddie Knorn
4: Phil Shatford
BRC&W Class 110 trailer second 59697 at Snailwell on June 18, 1991. It had been withdrawn from Haymarket in December 1989. Nicholas Youngman.
51826 + 59697 + presumably 51846 arrive at Penistone from Huddersfield on 13.12.1969. An image from the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection. David Page.
E51812 + E59697 + E51842 seen in York station on Saturday 25/07/1986, with another Class 110 on the left. They are in what was then platforms 10 / 11, these bays became platforms 6 / 7 and generally used for services on the direct route to Leeds and beyond, e.g. to Bradford Interchange and on to Manchester Victoria or Blackpool via Calder Valley route. Some InterCity services terminating at York also use these platforms. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Different DMUs at Dalmeny. Three different classes of DMU in two trains crossing at Dalmeny in July 1988. On the left is Met Camm class 101364 (53242+59080+53268), while the hybrid set (386) on the right is Derby class 108s 51926 and 53631 sandwiching a BRCW class 110 centre car 59697. Murray Liston.
I'm on the phone! DMU activity at Dalmeny in July 1988. The driver of Met Camm class 101364 (53242 + 59080 + 53268) is on the phone to control, while the hybrid set (386) approaching on the right is Derby class 108s 51926 and 53631 sandwiching a BRCW class 110 centre car 59697. Identifying power cars on TBSL sets where both are DMSs can be tricky, in this case it is made easier by 53242 having a different radius to the lower left corner of the black mask around the cab windows. Murray Liston.
Class 108/110 hybrid set 386 (presumably 51926 + 59697 + 53631 at North Queensferry on 20 September 1988. Mike McDonald.